A Lively Experiment in Following Your Faith

When Roger Williams founded Providence in 1636, he envisioned a community where people could freely exchange ideas and practice their faith, calling it a “lively experiment.”

Nearly 400 years later, Williams’ dream continues to thrive. The Providence of today features vibrant neighborhoods, great restaurants and plenty to see and do, but still celebrates faith of all kinds. Hold your next event in the birthplace of religious freedom in America — Providence, RI.

Historic Places of Worship

First Baptist Church

The oldest Baptist church congregation in the United States was founded by Roger Williams in 1638.... Learn More ›

First Unitarian Church (ca. 1818)

A masterpiece by Providence architect John Holden Greene, the Federal-style building has classical... Learn More ›

Touro Synagogue

Touro Synagogue, dedicated in 1763 and designated a National Historic Site in 1946, is the oldest... Learn More ›

While You Are Here ...

Dining

Providence is a foodie's dream destination, and offers scores of options for your next great meal. Learn More ›

Kids Playing Arcade Game at Dave & Buster’s in Providence, RI

Things To Do

We’ve got a red-hot restaurant scene, fashion-forward designers and shops, tons of public art, and... Learn More ›

Patio seating surrounds the fountain at DePasquale Square in the Federal Hill neighborhood of Providence

Providence Neighborhoods

Some of Providence’s greatest assets are its vibrant, thriving neighborhoods. Each neighborhood has... Learn More ›

To plan your group's next meeting or event, contact:

KERRI FURTADO

National Sales Manager
New England/Southeast/Religious and Fraternal

Phone: 401-456-0238

kfurtado@goprovidence.com

A Lively Experiment in Following Your Faith

To plan your group's next meeting or event, contact:

KERRI FURTADO

National Sales ManagerNew England/Southeast/Religious and Fraternal

National Sales Manager
New England/Southeast/Religious and Fraternal